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Emperor Vs. Shivaswami Guruswami

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1927Bom440; (1927)29BOMLR742

..... of his own motion in a non-cognizable case within the definition of 'complaint'. in the full bench case of the public prosecutor v. ratnavelu, chetty i.l.r. (1926) 49 mad. 525. it was held that, by virtue of section 190(1)(b) and section 200(aa) of the criminal procedure code, the magistrates mentioned in section 190 are ..... mookerjee and chatterjee jj. in in re nagendra nath chakravarti i.l.r. (1923) cal. 402. there it is observed that, under the amendment introduced by section 45 of act xviii of 1923 in clause (6) of section 190, the expression 'police report,' which had been interpreted in a technical sense, has been replaced by the non-technical expression ..... under section 213 of the indian penal code, which, under an amendment of 1923, is now a cognizable offence. it is certainly a reasonable proposition that the accused's act, if proved, would amount to taking a gift in consideration of his not proceeding against a person for the purpose of bringing him to legal punishment ; and the .....

Rajagopala Pillai Vs. P. Veeraperumal Pillai and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1927Mad792

..... the presumption in law is against reunion. mayne observes in para. 497 of his hindu law:as the presumption is in favour of union until a partition is made out, so after a partition the presumption would be against a reunion. to establish it, it is ..... the only question then is: is the antecedent debt of an illegal or immoral nature? the fact that it arose out of trade cannot bring it within the description of immoral and illegal debts. i, therefore, find on this point against the plaintiffs. before concluding ..... on this point i agree with the decision of kumaraswami sastri, j., in janikram chetty v. nagamony mudaliar a. i. r. 1926 mad. 273 take the case of a collateral relation. if his property was taken by the father by inheritance, the son would have ..... balance of the decree amount then due to this firm the suit mortgage in their favour was executed by the defendant 1 acting for himself and as the guardian of his minor son. thus we find that the consideration for the mortgage represents wholly .....

Rajagopal Pillai Vs. P. Veeraperumal Pillai and Four ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1927)53MLJ232

..... upon him as it was illegal and immoral. that plea was found against by a learned judge of this court and a decree was passed on the 6th of august, 1926.vi. the next payment shown in ex. 6 is of rs. 41,600 to madan mohanjee temple. this amount was due on a mortgage executed by appasami pillai himself ..... 's legal representative, which fact is inconsistent with his treating himself as being joint with his uncle. throughout in dealing with such a large property as 'rutland gate', appasami acted upon the footing that the partition was a real and genuine transaction without either objection or protest on the part of his nephew. i must observe that in regard to ..... in para. 497 of his hindu law:as the presumption is in favour of union until a partition is made out, so after a partition the presumption would be against re-union. to establish it, it is necessary to show not only that the parties already divided, lived or traded together, but that they did so with the intention of thereby altering their .....

Girindra Nath Banerjee and anr. Vs. Birendra Nath Pal

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1927Cal496

..... order.2. the applicant at the day of his application to this court was the subject of another order made by the government of bengal under the same act and dated the 29th november 1926. that order was similar in its terms to the one i have already referred to and it directed him in effect, to go to the canning town ..... provided that the powers conferred by section 491 of the code should not be exercised in respect of any person arrested or detained in custody under the local act. the local act is an act which was intended to supplement the ordinary criminal law in bengal and the question whether or not a particular person is legally detained under it has to be ..... under ordinance no, 1 of 1924 that he should be committed to custody in the midnapore jail. on the 12th june 1926 he was served with an order made by the government of bengal under the bengal criminal law amendment act, 1925, by which he wa3 directed to proceed to midnapore, to report himself to the superintendent of police there, to .....

Ford Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 593 (1927) u.s. supreme court ford v. united states, 273 u.s. 593 (1927) ford v. united states no. 312 argued october 26, 27, 1926 decided april 11, 1927 273 u.s. 593 certiorari to the circuit court of appeals for the ninth circuit syllabus 1. in an indictment charging conspiracy to commit offenses ..... libertad. the captains of these vessels, while hovering near the farallones, were constantly in touch with the convicted defendants quartararo and belanger at san francisco, and acted to some extent under their orders and directions. quartararo was the most active agent of the conspiracy on shore. belanger was a director of the canadian corporation ..... where the evil is done is recognized in the criminal jurisprudence of all countries. and the methods which modern invention has furnished for the performance of criminal acts in that manner has made this principle one of constantly growing importance, and of increasing frequency of application." "its logical soundness and necessity received early .....

Saraj Basini Debi Vs. Mohendra Nath Bhaduri and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1927Cal636,103Ind.Cas.725

..... to the petition. having referred to the petition he says:in view of the circumstances set forth in the petition, i direct an inquisition under the indian lunacy act (act. 4 of 1912). in connexion with the proceedings in this matter major kingston, i.m.s., has been examined and he has testified to the fact that ..... members, etc. the petitioners above named having applied for inquisition and other reliefs in respect of the aforesaid lunatic's parson and properties, the 10th day of september 1926 bas been fixed for the hearing of the application, and notice is hereby given to...so that if any other relative; friend, kinsman or well wisher of the ..... considerable strength. it would appear from the petition that peary mohan roy had been attacked with insanity in the year 1918, again in 1922 and that in march 1926, he had again been suffering from marked mental derangement. attached to the petition were medical certificates in very clear and definite terms by three medical gentlemen of experience .....

Whitney Vs. California

Court : US Supreme Court

..... against the capitalist class -- cited the seattle and winnipeg strikes and the numerous strikes all over the country "proceeding without the authority of the old reactionary trade union officials," as manifestations of the new tendency -- and recommended that strikes of national importance be supported and given a political character, and that propagandists and ..... 1927) u.s. supreme court whitney v. california, 274 u.s. 357 (1927) whitney v. california no. 3 argued october 6, 1925 reargued march 18, 1926 decided may 16, 1927 274 u.s. 357 error to the district court of appeal, first appellate district, division one, of the state of california syllabus 1. this ..... . according to the recollection of the defendant, however, she herself read this resolution. thereafter, before the report of the committee on the constitution had been acted upon, the defendant was elected an alternate member of the state executive committee. the constitution, as finally read, was then adopted. this provided that the .....

Cline Vs. Frink Dairy Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... is reported in 175 u. s. 175 u.s. 211. the federal anti-trust act declares every contract, combination in the form of trust or otherwise page 274 u. s. 461 or conspiracy in restraint of interstate trade to be illegal. and everyone taking part in it to be guilty of a misdemeanor. in united states ..... . to keep to what is safe." the common law precedents as to forbidden and permissible restraints of trade were reviewed at great length by the circuit court of appeals of the sixth circuit in a case under the federal anti-trust act in united states v. addyston pipe co., 85 f. 271. it subsequently came to this court, and ..... case involved the question whether the sherman anti-trust law, in making criminal every contract and all monopolies in restraint of interstate trade or commerce, fixed a permissible and ascertainable standard of guilt. it was held that it did. because this colorado act is an antitrust law, punishing with even more detail of description all combinations in restraint of .....

Gangaram Tillockchand Vs. the Chief Controlling Revenue Authority

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1927Bom643; (1927)29BOMLR1511

..... or the judge under section 5 would be otherwise than final. so, too, as we understood from the argument of the appellant, it was conceded that if the present amending act of 1926 had been in operation at the death of the testator, then, too, the larger duty would hae been payable, and the decision at any rate under section 5 would ..... in manner hereinafter appearing,10. now, the duty wo have to deal with here is no. 11 in the first schedule. 'i disregard for the moment the amending act of 1926. and it is common ground that it is the duty of the testamentary registrar on the original side,-we are here dealing with a bombay ease,-to collect this duty ..... 3, 1923, and he has paid the sum of rs. 28,439 for duty at or prior to his petition being presented and filed on february 24, 1926. if, however, the amending act of 1926 applies, then additional duty to the extent of about rs. 18,861 is payable. a difference having arisen between the testamentary registrar and the attorneys for the petitioner .....

Nune Panakalu Vs. Rao Saheb Ravula Subba Rao and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 113Ind.Cas.625; (1929)57MLJ331

..... , section of the local government was necessary before proceeding against him. the district magistrate was called upon to revise this order (cr.r.p. no. 42 of 1926) and he then held that the joint magistrate's order under section 203, criminal procedure code, must be construed as an order of acquittal. he also held that, even ..... they are charged and that accused 3 committed the offence punishable under section 57 of the district municipalities act in conspiracy with the other accused; and in a supplemental petition presented by the petitioner on 24th october, 1926, he stated thatthe main allegation in the complaint is that all the three accused conspired together and committed ..... 1894) 1 weir 243 and king-emperor v. u maung gale ilr (1926) rang. 128. but the acts alleged against him cannot be said to have been committed by him while acting in the discharge of his official duty. it is conceded that the alleged act of wrongful restraint cannot be said to have been committed by the chairman .....